During the early years of operation, the consulate was situated in a private house. Although the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand would like to purchase a plot of land and build a chancery but an appropriate plot could not be found. In 1953 and 1955, The Royal Thai Consulate was elevated to Royal Thai Legation and Royal Thai Embassy respectively. Brigadier General Samai Vaewprasert was designated the first Thai Ambassador.
Thailand has the following benefits:
- Low cost of living.
- Rich Culture and Friendly Locals.
- Expat-Friendly Visa Options.
- Excellent Healthcare.
Downsides of Thailand:
- Low English ability.
- Limited Job Opportunities for Foreigners
✨ AI Review Highlights
Unprofessional Staff Behavior
Multiple reviews highlight rude and disrespectful behavior by the embassy staff, creating a negative experience for applicants.
Brokers Soliciting Bribes
Presence of brokers soliciting bribes up to three times the official visa fee around the embassy, creating an unfair and unhealthy environment for applicants.
Positive Service Experience at Print Shop
One reviewer recommends visiting the print shop next to the cafe for good service, providing a positive alternative nearby.
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FAQ
What is the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)?
Starting May 1, 2025, all foreign nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online within 3 days before arrival. This is mandatory for all travelers, regardless of visa status.
What is the Thailand Elite Visa Program?
The Thailand Privilege Visa Program is designed for long-term stays (5, 10, or 20 years) for high-net-worth individuals. It offers a hassle-free visa application process for extended residence without constant renewals.
What happens if I overstay my visa?
Overstaying incurs a fine of 500 THB per day, up to 20,000 THB. Fines are paid at the Immigration Bureau or departure point (e.g., Suvarnabhumi Airport). Overstays exceeding 200 days may result in detention in the Immigration Detention Center until fines and departure tickets are paid.
Can I work in Thailand on a tourist visa?
No, employment is strictly prohibited on a tourist visa or visa-exempt entry. To work, you must obtain a Non-Immigrant Visa “B” and a work permit.
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Young
2 weeks agolady at counter 2 is rude. there is a print stall outside if you need but it costs 30,000kip
Upasaka Nyanasami
2 weeks agoGood
little traveler
2 weeks agoMy experience at this embassy was extremely disappointing. The behavior of the staff was very rude, disrespectful, and completely unacceptable. Employees sit behind the desk to do their job and serve applicants, yet it clearly felt like they had no interest in their responsibilities or in treating people with basic respect. Even more concerning is the presence of brokers around the embassy who openly ask for bribes up to three times the official visa fee, claiming they can “facilitate” the process. This creates an unhealthy and unfair environment for applicants. An embassy represents a country and its values. A more humane, respectful, and professional attitude toward applicants is strongly needed
hover craft
3 weeks agoGo to the print shop next to the cafe on the same side of the street as embassy. 5k LAK per page
Sabina Bobo
a month agoGood service 🥰🏻